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Civil Service Examination.

Commissioner Lyman conducted the exam
ination of candidates for the civil service
yesterday, in the inspectors room of the
custom house There were five candidates
for departmental positions at Washington,
one for special examiner of pensions, two
for general examiners. Of pefisions, and two
for limited examiners of pensions.
There were IS candidates for the customs
service: Three clerks, one storekeeper and
10 inspectors. The examination began at 10
a. m. and continued all day. The names of
the candidates will not be made public. A
number Of ladies were ameng the candi-
dafaa
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DEATHS,

In this city, Oct. 6, Nellie Sawyer, aged 80
years.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
from rear of No. 10 Boyd street.
In this city, Oct. 9, Mrs. Kate. wife of Edward
o; Ba'son, aged 40 years months. New Bruns-
wick and PASSPORT papers opy.1
Funeral on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. at
her late residence, No. $50 Franklin street.
In this city, Oct. @, Lille daughter OF Fred s.
and Lydia Wiley, aged 8 months.
Funeral this Friday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
at her parents residence, No. Hampshire st.
At Chebeague Island, Oct a, Alexander III
Hamilton, aged 81 years months 26 days
In New Gloucester. Oct o, Mrs. Otis G. Nelson,
aged AZ years 10 months.
Funeral this Friday afternoon at | O'Clock
from her home.
In Bath, Oct. s, Harold Co. son of Fred and Liz
Zie Billings, aged months.
In Bath, Get. 4, Charles Ernest son of Charles
T. and Ellen z. Lord aged years.
In North FryeDurg. Sept. 26, Joseph RUSSELL
aged 20 years.
In fremont, Sept. 20, Mrs. Abigail D. Lurvey
aged 90 years.
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Real estata Iransfars

Inc following transfers of real estate in
TINS county have been recorded at the Regis.
try of Deeds: 90
Portland-John Bennett to T p proa,,.
81 and other consideration - burlington,
sI Sss9anIooro-George w. Arnold to M. +. stanas
ct al, 500. " "'ohua snow
K. w. Trueworthy to N p. Haskell 5000
Bridgton-Sophia Martin to Joseph p. Incaus
A. i. Smith to Joseph r. Ingalls,, $50, ''
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Accident.

Tuesday afternoon Mr.. James E. Carter of
the firm of E. Churchill & Co., and Mrs
Stevenson, his sister, were riding out to Pine
Point, when the kingbolt Of the carriage
broke, and the occupants were both thrown
out Mrs. Stevenson was badly famed in the
Knees and Mr.. Carters shoulder was badly
bruised Dr, Gordon attended them at their
cottage at Pine Point
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The Forest City GRADUATED Sugar is ac-
knowledged fully equal if not superior to
any in this country.
1t is guaranteed strictly pure and only the
highest grades of sugar used in its manufac-
ture.
1t is kept exclusively by the best grocers
everywhere.
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U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.

THURsDAY-James II. Roberts ct AL vs. Wins
low L. Moulton ct ais The plaintiffs, Roberts &
Co. of Cambridge, Mass, sold TO the defendants
MoultOn Bros. of South Sanford a locomotive
boiler, fixtures, etc. for which they seek to re-
cover, according to an account annexed, about
500. The defendants claim that the boiler was
not such as II was warranted tolthem. Gu trial
Frank 4 Larrabee. N & Ii, b. Cleayes
Adjourned to Friday at 10 a. M
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Instructive and Entertaining Lee
lures.


A course consisting of five popular lee
lures and one concert, will be given on Mon
day evenings at the st. Lawrence street
church in October and November.
Rev. Dr. Fem opens the course Monday
evening next, October 10th, by lecture on
"St. Peters and the Vatican at Rome"
October 18th, Rev. f. T. Bayley will lecture
on Mysteries" October oath, James p.
Baxter, Esq, ON London" November 18th,
l.. II. Hallock, on ''The Age of God" No
vember 14th, Shaw's Quartette will give one
of their delightful concerts, aided by A. w.
Aver, reader of excellent talent. On No
vember 21st, Rev. G. ii. Daniels will con-
clude.the course with a lecture ON "Gleanings
from Abroad"
The names of these gentlemen afford suf-
fcient guarantee that these entertainments
will be of a very high order
Tickets for the course can be procured at
Roscoe S. Davis, 10S Exchange street, and
at w. III. Stevens Middle street.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.


bhrOhh JODGE GOOLD.
Unconstitutional Hanlon Frank Owen
Intoxication fined So and cost.
William Powers. Common drunkard; 80 days
In county jail.
Mark o'Hara. Common drunkard; three
months in county Jail.
: Nathaniel j. Lawrence. Search and seizure I;
fined 500 and cost. Annealed
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In this city. Oct. 4, by Rev. j. r. Crosser, VIM
Hood and Miss Jennie NJ. r. Stephenson, both OIL
Portland
In this city, Oct. 8, by Rev. A. X. P. Small, wm
II. Dixon and Josephine b. Watson. both of Port
land.
In Lfmngton Oct. 8, by Rev. o. I. Moulton
Charles N. Chase and Miss Fannie A. Meserye
both of Limington.
In Biddeford, Oct 5, by Rev. T. NJ. Davis. Luvill
ii: Hill and Nettie c. Winship, both of Biddeford.
In Biddeford Oct. s, Arthur G. Turner and Miss
Eva f. Goldthwaite.
In Buxton, Sept, %, Chas. A. Smith of Buxton
and Miss Rose Skillings of Standish.
In Topsnam, Sept. 2, George Alexander and
Miss Susie Robinson.
In Saco, Sept. 81, Edw. b. Wolston oil Charles
town and Miss Mabel s. Shannon OF Saco.
In Saco, Sept "a, Fred +. Lowell of Saco and
Miss Climena 7. Pennell OF Machias.
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MARRIAGES.

1.-THE why is plain as way to parish
church." Index Soap is pure.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE IDEALS.


Tonight the Ideals, under the manage
ment Of Manager Foster, will present Doni-
zetti's Daughter of the Regiment" at City
Hall. The opera, which has been one of the
most popular known to the stage for years,
will be mounted in fine style, and presented,
musically, in manner that cannot fail to
render this occasion noteworthy. The
orchestra will be large, numbering eighteen
musicians under the leadership of Mr.. George
Loesch, and the chorus will be composed of
thirty voices The following will be the cast:
Marie ................... 49,. Zelie de Lussan
Tonic. ......................... Frank Baxter
sergeant Sulpiee. ...................,W ii. Clark
blullo. ..-.-.....- >. W HERBERT
Countess Of Bcrkenfcidt. Miss LabIacRe
Babette.-. Miss Blake
The sale of seats has been very large but
good ones can be obtained at Stockbrldge's
for not only this opera, but also for the
Bohemian Girl to be given at the matinee to-
morrow, and for "L'Elisir D'Amore" with
which the course will open tomorrow night.
BENNETT & MoULTON.
Crowded houses are the rule at Portland
Theatre, and that shows the public take well
to opera at popular prices. Last night the
pleasing, dashing military opera of 'Fatinet-
"a" was presented in frst-rate shape. Miss
Louise Kissing made a dashing young
hCutSudnb VI anu WAS dlSO very
pleasing as Fatinitza. Miss Irene Murphy,
as the Countess, was Ic-y attractive. Mr..
Joe Armand as Julian Hardy, the war cor
respondent, acted well and sang better, and,
with Misses Kissing and Murphy, gave the
trio, in act third, in capital style. Misses
Sweeney, Domaine, Cary and Lacy were
brilliant quartette of Pasha's wives, while
Ben Lodge made all the fun possible as
grand keeper of the harem. Ferris Hat
mann as the count, Miller as the Pasha,
lnNu fatE
of the cast added to the good impression al
ready made. The opera was given with
handsome stage accessories and costumes
and some of the tableaux were very effective.
Tonight the Bohemian Girl" will be
given.
The Wichita, Kansas, paper says speaking
of Portland lady's performance in con-
cert in that city: "Three numbers, Campa-
nella (a) List; Kuhreim % Raft and We'd
ding March (c) Mendelssohn-L iszt-rendered
with surprising grace and accuracy by Miss
Henry K. Abbey sets at rest the Barrett
Anderson combination rum0r by announcing
that he has engaged Mary Anderson for
tour OF this country next season, so that she
Is not at liberty to 60 with others. se
Mr.. Schoeffel of the Park Theatre, Boston,
who has been staying at the Brunswick dur
Ing the Jim, the Penman," engagement, is
now arranging his winter residence in New
York, where he will take charge of the Star
Theatre. Mr.. Byram will give his usual
thorough and earnest care to the Park
Theatre, managing the Boston interests of
the Abbey 81 Schoeffel firm.
"A dispatch from New York says that Gus
Heckler, the theatrical manager, expresses
the belief that the stories published about
Miss Sara Jewett were falsifications. ''Miss
Jewett," he said. sis at present with rela-
tives in Northampton, Mass, and is in no
need of pecuniary or other assistance"
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Advice 10 Mothers. = MRS. WINSLOW,S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. II relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub, awakes as "brght as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child soft
ems the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, reg,I-
lates the bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes Twenty-Five cents bottle.
fan1Q ENrome,
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FM&W&w1y
The last lot of Adamson's Botanic Co

The last lot of Adamson's Botanic Cough
Balsam is nearly gone, and you can make us
another shipment of twenty five gross. We have
never sold any cough preparation that gives such
universal satisfaction as Adamson's, and the de-
mand is constantly increasing. Geo. q. Goodwin
& Co., 3S Hanover street, Boston. Trial bottles
10 cents. oCt3eod&W
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FARM FOR SALE.

rllHE homestead of the late Captain Thomas
IL Morse, in Gray, Maine; house new and mod
ern; cOmmOdiOus barn and out buildings, all in
good condition; three minutes walk from post Of
hee and Maine Central y. Il. Station; the farm
contains about 100 acres, nearly equally divided
between wood. pasture and tillage; all excellent
for hay and farm crops; would make a splendid
dairy or stock farm, or country place for a man
doing business In the city.
The many trains each way ON the Maine Central
X. X. give rapid and frequent communication with
Lewiston, Auburn and Portland, and all points
east and west.
For particulars and terms inquire Of
ARA CUsHMAN, Auburn, Me-,
or ON the premises. au022eodSsutf
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FEMALE HELP.

SAIgATlON WANTED-By young lady
address I. .. BOX "a, Deering, Me. 5-I
GIRL wANTED-Fore general hopsevvort
~, ~ references required. Apply at I27 IVES
TERN PROMENADE
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No well regulated household should be without
a bottle OF Angestura Bitters, the world re-
nouned appetiser andinvigorator. Beware of coun.
terfeits. Ask your druggist grocer for the gem
une article manufactured by Or. :. 8. Siegert
" sons oct3eod&w
Carriers Little Liver Pills will positively cure
sick headache and prevent is return. This is not
talk but truth. One pill DOSE To be had OF
Druggists. See advertisement.
sep12 d&w1w
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WANTED.

TWO good telegraph operators. Apply TO LED
land. Oct5d3t
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Chemical Fibre viii for Sale.

VNHE property Of the Lincoln Pulp and Paper
IL Company. at Lincoln, Maine, on the line OF
the Maine Central Railroad will be sold at public
auction, at the works OF the Company at Lincoln,
on the goth day OF October, 1887, at 10 O'Clock
m.
The property consists OF substantial brick build
ings with stone foundations, containg appliances
for mixing and washing three digesters, wet and
dry paper machines, hye steam boilers, pumps
and alf necessary tools and fixtures for producing
per day seven tons OF chemical wood fibre, which
can, with only an addition Of digesters, be in
creased TO twelve tons per day.
The mill Is located upon an excellent water
power, with permanent stone dams, and can be
supplied with an unlimited quantity Of spruce and
popular pulp wood ar lower cost Than any other
mill in New England
For particulars address,
II. II. APPLETON, Assignee,
sep9du Bangor, Maine.
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CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.

9. q. Treat, of West Granville, Mass, writes of
ALIcocK's Porous PLAsTERs:
For rheumatism, ne uralgia, pain in the side or
Dack, coughs, colds, bruises and any local weak
ness they truly possess wonderful curative quail.
tes. nave recommended them to my neighbors
WIN tne happiest results, many of whom but for
ALLcock's PLAsrERs would be in a crippled
cohditlon at home. In every instance where they
have been faithfully and properly applied the re-
suit has been wonderfully satisfactory.
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VO Room at 1858 High St.


We beg TO call your attention TO the Ave follow
ing reasons why you should buy this Corset in
preference to all others. None Of the ave advan-
tages have ever been accomplished In any other
Corset. We have thousands Of voluntary test
monials from ladies' who have worn
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Notice.

A LIZ persons are hereby cautioned against har-
"A boring or trusting any of the crew OF the
Norwegian bark "Comorn,n Peterson, Master,
from Pillau as no bills OF their contracting will be
paid by captain or consignees.
octSd3t CHASE, LEAVITT & co.
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WAN

l ADDE'S OF this city to know that have re-
II turned to the BAKE n HOUSE. 54z "a
Congress street, where / shall be pleased 10
meet my Old customers and all others who are In
want OF DRESS MAKING. No obiecfion 10
going out BY the day. Cutting and Fitting by the
TAYLOR SYSTEM.
, Yours, respectfully
oct4ulW Miss A. M. WARREN
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MALE HELP.

WANTED-Young man who has had experi-
w enae In a retail boot and shoe store; State
salary expected. Address A., Press once. 81
WANTED-Situatlon in some wholesale or
w retail grocery store, by young man nine
teen years OF age, who has had experience and
unsa,eIstands housekeeping; best Of references.
auuesS a. a. ms once. oil
WANTED-An energetic man for an estab-
~ lished business; genteel employment; good
wages 10 right man. Address M. T.. s.. This
Olncc. Al
WANrED-As situation by a young man to
w look after horses or as general servant
Gan give best of references. Apply at 10 OXFORD
olhEEI. 81
WANTED-Ab boy to work In a retail grocery
w store. Address GROCER, This Once ii
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"ANTED-A customer for a No. l Caligraph
w but little used price $4,000 cash. Address
u. /, CLIFFORD, 566 Congress street. IL
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WANTED AOA wishing
w Tor board where they can have large sunny
rooms with bath room accommodation, should cali
at NO. ELMWoOD PLACE, rear 90 Elm st.
I'll
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mo LET-A house Of ten rooms, centrally
Il location improved drainage. water, gas. fur
mace; rent S25 per month. s. w. THAXTER,
Gait Block. I'll
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LNOR RENT-At Morrills Corner, the we'll
IL known residence of Mrs. Levi NORTH.
House will be put in good repair for desirable
family. A good stable on the premises Apply
to GEORGE CRAM, near the premises, or BEN
JAMIN SHAW, 4Sla Exchange street. IL
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II OST : "Not lost but gone before those who
bargains at at the BOSTON sc STORE: but a few
are left and as ''the roam by-and-by leads to the
house Ct never don't delay. but go at once and
get tinware, etc. I'll
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BOARD.

THtO LET-With board large connecting
n rooms with ample closet ROOM hot and cold
Al
ITO LEF-wlth board one large front room,
IL up one flight; also table bOarders wanted
100 DANFORrH STREET. ii
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WANTED-Those who would like a FIRST
w class dress maker to go out by the day or
take work home, TO call or address MISS "a q
EMERY Dermot Court, catered at lis Clark St.
26-3
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DINNOND III.LO.


IUE iNNNiNtK I- Iu receipt OF an
advance copy OF ~psulding's Official
Ngso Eal Guide ior 1851 Bv care
tu, review of tbcurw ruIc,. itis louud
thgt many and Important changes
h1Vu been WHdc trum 'hc rules at
1850 the result 90 which ViI give a
hcttCr advantage TO- fhc hqt-man
shorten the play ing of thc game and
hsscn the discretionary uOWcIa q
tie umpire 10y trans erin = tine re-
-puusl hi,ty OF disputed point. to thc
rules thcmsclvcs The importen,
changes axe. Tho bat-man ha, uo
choice OF low or hi h balls the
balls must bc delivered between
She knee aud shoulder The hatsmAu
is allowed four strikes, and Is given u
base on i've bulls. II one hand only
j. ont. or II - runner H. ON tirrt bner,
the catcher is not required To catch
the fourth strike Batsunn is entitled
to his base when struck by the ball
or when it's Illegally delivered. Rum
ncrs and not batsmcn ARE allowed
bases on balts The fret, third and
home bases must bc entirely within
the diamond. Ia running over first
base the runner must turn to the
right a:tsr passing the base. be
pitchers box ~ reduced to iN3 lcct. i
inches. II, Is required to keep h-
right foot on the ground, ON Gear luc
ut box; must face tho hht-uAu. TAKE
but one step iu delivering. and must
hoid bal ia front ot him unil dchy
erred and must pause between % trut
Hud tine delivery of the bull. only
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nave been granted charter. which
!, the lir-t OF it, Kind. The New
orN elevator men have been telling
secrets a"d thirty ot them have been
cNpr'icu. Inc jewelers. have M as
Nelhb} OF thcit own The dry goods
saic'm'n consider themselves the
muSt ari-tocmlic assembly ia tine
ur"cr The great membership of
'l-'rI. ASCENT y ~. ~ Is i' uc
i'""''u %! inc l"IhaNoh ri SIN iu-
uGN'ra' councils.
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r..-rn. whose blood 4 thin digest uu eHN
and I,or sluggish. atc cNlrt-.iti 90 De a.
tacls of Iutlaral dhcnse. the most Hihlnt
WHOM. II hrnlthy,w would res sl the m D.
n.uuticmint Ihcuuly wHy tlsocute lmmu
nty from malaria In localities where u D.
prGou}eut n go tone and regulate u" ZION
To- i,,',fnylig we,tcncd digestion, trflrhinB
t'c h ood ana diving Whplcsome imi"ius {"
hillary secretion, Those fc.u Is hte accom-
nli.hcd hy nothing so eiiec i've ) a. llo'ic0cf '
'tn,narh Httcts which long - cfeuCc hos
rroNcd To b. the most reliub csnfceuGtdh-h =
IL, er und nlue and kindred di-urltfs 80 We ]
morcoy,r, an excellent lnyiportut II The Or
gans ~ utiuHtiuuau an active deuutonLeilm-
mating from the blood whose A. ril impurities
which originate rhoumsIo sllIncnu,
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Mn,n Inrnn.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Waco Farm YESTERDAY
the following directors were elected
u" ,ollow-; f. " p,dircy, ID Comyu
Margan. G.. ". curtis, Chas. Morgan
jr., j. f. Elgiu, J.. j. llnllctt {. W
Moran, jr., president aud treasurer i
l.. Eigin, vice president, T.. W. Pnfrcy
secretary.
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TO suit the most iastidious, trousers
ht tor gentlemen, trousers of all sizes
and 10 tit all pockets. Trousers at 81,
~, -, 10, So, -, -, 50 Largcet as-
sortmcni OF trousers in the city at
Levine Bros.
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/ am selling the genuine Avery
plows aud points. do not handle
imitation goods. II you buy the gen.
linc point it will fl; your plow. Al!
genuine points are marked with u
maltese cross.
I. N. RIrLEY.
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Cures All Coughs Cnldr. Hoaucnoss Sore
lhroet bronchitis. iu,umuum and Hll throa'
and lung di'DHrct except rnl SUMPTION which
dise~sr % pRlnRics 'ud greatly u u'N"'. Iri e.
2lrcuts lemon kliXir and LcmUu ilu' DloIr
sold hy druggists Prepared by Dr. n Mo4lc}
htluutn "a
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Just received by express at a >.
IL .bers the newest novelties IN drGrs
goods, lace alovcrs and lnce7 to
match. Call and look ut them You
wIll be pleased wiz goods and prices.
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Leaves 81 Louis aud Kansas CITY
March %, Leaves Waco March "a
Parties wishing 10 take advantage OF
cheap rates, should join ibis cXcur.
sion, a. this will positively bc the last
this -cason For further particulars
and Information call on or address
TRAVIS JUNts
Iktout Mo f. Nv W,co
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My grocery store has bocu selected
by the county Alliance AS the trading
storo for the order, aud am prepared
to ill oil bills with good goods at Al
lance price,. Call and see me-.
". II. McLACGHLIN.
No. COS, Austin Street.
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The Emoron plauo 1lill takes the
lend.
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Delivered daily in quentitic- Of
10 cents aud upwards, sack
cd Tor shipment Make season con-
tracts with John FARLEY.
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zee t''s t''f
Delivered daily in quantities Of
10 cents aud upwards, sack
cd for shipment Make season con-
tracts with John FARLEY
Life il short enough without hay-
ing 1t curtniled boy kidney or liver
diseases. Morris Cascarinc IL tho
great specific for these ailments.
Augustora Biurr. are cudor.ei ~ all
tho lead ing physicians and thO mlHl- lpL
thoir purity and who.c-nm,ress Beware of
counterfeits and ask your -r0c't ana dtug.ls
for the genuine article prepared hy j. o.
Hicgcri sous
The most obstinate caecs of consti-
patton give way before Morris Chs
cariue. Sc it aud be restored TO
health.
For $3.50 YOU can purchase n peir OF
either common sense or opera toe Ia
dies Kid buuoucd shoes, at sanger
Bros that can't be beat In Waco
seal Estate Boom.
You can save tho price Of hou.C
and lot b. buying "a suit VI clolhc.
aud straw hat ~ Levine Bros.
Cathartic or purgNuyc pills Do
moro harm lhan good. Carriers lit
tie Liver Pins do only good. put
large amount ofthat only one pm
dose.
Ladies are great sufferers from
headache. They will find sur
and speedy relief IN Morris Casca
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Life il short enough without hay
ing It curtniled by kidney or liver
diseases. Morris Cascarinc IL tho
great specific for these ailments
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Ladies are great sufferers from
headache. They viii find Is sure
and speedy relief IN Morris Casc"'
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The largest line OF yonths', boy'a
and childIen's straw hats, bought ~
large quantities and sold sing!y ut
case prices at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-03

AnguSIora Bittrr~ are cudoro' ~ al
their purity and who.c7nm'rcss Beware OF
countetfeits and ask your grocer ana dtug.ls
flr the genuine article, prepared hy j. q. u
EicgCri 4 sous